Perched discreetly in the heart of Chelsea, this freehold home is extraordinary on several fronts, with a riveting history and staggering proportions. Dating to the 18th century, this imposing residence used to serve as the local courthouse in Old Chelsea. Centuries later, it underwent a transformative refurbishment project that modernised the interiors while honouring its history. The home is full of character, thanks to beautifully restored original features such as the striking stained glass windows. Upon entry, the 12m double reception evokes grandeur with its 20-foot-high ceilings, soaring Victorian windows, and traditional fireplace. Flanked by a charming patio, it is a magnificent setting for entertaining. The grand dining hall unfolds over the lower ground floor and is adjoined by a well-appointed kitchen, a study, an ensuite bedroom, a powder room, and a utility room. The large patio garden is a wonderful area for outdoor gatherings. Three generously proportioned bedrooms, two of which have ensuite bathrooms, are located on the first floor. The entirety of the second floor is dedicated to the principal suite, which boasts ample wardrobe space and two ensuite bathrooms. Tucked away in a secluded corner of Chelsea, the residence is incredibly private. Residents enjoy respite from the capital’s excitement while being well connected to Prime Central London’s fantastic offerings. Cultural landmarks such as the Chelsea Physic Garden are within strolling distance